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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-13
A Female Anarchist I'm Trouble.

Columbus Telegram: Lucy B. Par
sons, the lecturing anarchist, was re-
fused hall by q local military COM
pany where size proposed TO speak.
She called on the mayor 10 protest
against such action, and became 20
abusive and demonstrative that she
was locked up. When Mn. Parsons
called on the management Of the A.
mory, where the speech was 10 have
been made, and found that she could
not secure the place for that purpose,
and also that the mayor had been
asked 10 prevent the meeting being
held, she proceeded to the city prison,
and was considerably enraged she
told the mayor she wanted projection
at the armory. and that she wanted
his assistance in securing the ball.
II had been paid for. She Was in
formed that police would be cent to
the armory, aud that no meeting Of
the character would be held, and she
proceeded to upbrsid him In the name
Of freedom. say ing that be was o
scoundrel, and unit for the position
he occupied, else he would extend the
protection asked for; that there would
in time be revolution, and deal by
which the working people would Sc
cure their rights. She finally informed
the mayor that he Vas of little conse-
quence, and that the meeting would
be held regardless Of him or his police
protection. In the excitement
the mayor ordered her TO be taken to .
cell and she has refused to let any of
her local sympathizers see her, altho'
Q number Of them called. Quite q
crowd gathered at the armory TO At
tend the meeting. not knowing that
Mrs. Parsons had been arrested, but
none Of them were allowed to come In.
being informed that the meeting
would not take place. They bad Q
sort Of indignation meeting about the
hall, but soon dispersed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-13

at Fort Churchill with instructions TO
take stores aud proceed to Nottingham
Island by the first Hudson Bay boat.
Glider promised 10 join him there II
he did not join MIN ut Churchill by
taking the steamer 1t Winnipeg up
the same route Ms that adopted last
fall. When asked straight II he had
abandoned the project Of reaching the
north pole, he replied Indignantly
that he had not, and was not the kind
Of man TO abandon such a scheme.
He came all the way down from
Churchill by dog train. having q
pretty rough time Of it. He says both
himself and Grifiith are in good
health, and expresses the option that
the Hudson Straights are navigable
for powerful vessels all the year round.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-13
Odds and Ends.

Senator McMillan's seat In the Sem
ate chamber has becn given TO Senator
Evarts. The chair OF the love lorn
Jones, Of Florida, goes to J. 3. q.
Black burn. OF Kentucky.
The Nicaragua minister at London
declares thai no treaty exists between
bis government and the United States
stipulating that the latter country
shall control the NicarAgua canal.
Richard w. Thompson. Of Indiana,
formerly secretary Of the navy, 10 said
20 receive salary OF e25, 900 q year
from the promoters Of the Panama
canal scheme for the use Of bis name.
The convention Of the national de-
partment OF superintep dents will Be-
held at the National Museum on the
18th Inst, and three sessions viii -
held daily on the 18th, 10th and l7th.
The wsshington Post gives ssn
Randall scorching. claiming that be
bullied and badgered the FoFty-ninth
Congress and was responsible fof Ne
loss Of time and the failure Of appses
pFiation bills.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-13
Montana Regent and volanss to run st
Memphis, Tenn.

Memphis Telegram: John d. Nor
ris, the owner Of Montana Regent, 10
IN Memphis with hia entire stable Of
horses, recently purchased at Lexing-
ton, Kentucky. The challenge Of E.
J. Bald win made to James Murphy,
Morris trainer, through the Spirit Of
the Times, to match Volante against
Montana Regent, from $4,000 to s20,-
600, has been shown Morris. When
asked by the Associated Press reporter
what reply he would make to Bald
win. Mr.. Morris said, ''tbe horse aud
money are both here. and II Mr.. Bald
win will race for 2t miles for $1,000
he can be accommodated; the race to
come of during the spring meeting at
the new Memphis Jockey Club, Which
begins April Is, and continues one
week" Col. H. A. Montgomery,
president u the jockey club, will give
TO the winner Of this match, II made,
the finest cup that was ever run for In
America.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-13

SOCIETIES.

A. o. H-Division No I meets brst . I'd second
sundays Of each month.
X. Of H.-Msen 6rst and third Wednesdays at
7:30p. m,, Of Odd Fellows Hall.
A. ". IA. M.-Yeowstone Lodge, No. 8, st
and third Wednesdays.
r. A. M.-felovstone Chapter. No. 8, second
and fourth Saturdays.
K. T.-Dsmsseus Gommandery, second and
fourth Thursdays.
I. y. y. F.-Custer Lodge, No. Is, every
Monday II their hall.
and third Friday.
X. Of P.-Crusader Lodge, No. z, Thursday
evenings ct Odd Fellows Han.
c. X. Of A.-Miles City Branch, every sunday at
x. Of L.-Fipt and third Fridays.
@. A. R-U. 8. Grant Post, No. II, frat and
third Tuesdays.
]. o. q. T.-stsr Of the West, No. "a, every
Thunday evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-13
County Representation.

The representation fixed by the sp-
portionmeDt law passed by the late
legislature 10 es follows:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24
SUMMER SCHOOL.

Ieacher,' Rcyicw Term OF the Michigan
Normal College, Flint, Mich.
Ihe teachers review term of the
Michigan Normal College, located in
fImt, Mich, is the most thorough,
popular and complete summer school in
the land, Hundreds of teachers. and
those preparing to teach, attend from
all parts of this and other states.
Actual necessary expenses only S2i.OO.
send your own, and the address Of
your friends. and circulars containing
iulI particulars Will be sent. Address
}. c. sTOWELL, Principal,
Flint, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24

Mrs. J. w. Stilwell has returned
from six weeks visit with relative.
and friends in Saginaw and Bay City.
\ bill has been passed, making the
legal rate Of interest six per cent. but
ten per cent can be collected under CON
tract, as before.
Shepherd will have a celebration this
year at which prize will be offered the
best drilled grand army post, and othe
man who spends the day without say
ing Salt River.
The trial Of DR.. Weir on the CHARGE
OF causing the death Of Mabel Clark in
his hospital at Oscoda, has resulted in q
disagreement Of the jury, five standing
lor conviction and seven for acquittal.
The Michigan Central railroad COM
pany has come down from its lofty
perch, and has notified the state fair
committee that half fare passenger
rates, and the usual courtesies in tbe
way Of freight rates will be accorded.
The firm Of Wright & Bradley has
dissolved Mr.. Bradley takes tho ma
chinery in the institution and will
move 1t to Ashley, whore be has been
offered bonus Of $500 to locate. Mr..
" right Will put in new machinery here
and run frst-class institution.
The case Of the people IS. the Nc
LanghIin brothers, for burglariling
Iuob's blacksmith shop. was tried in |
the circuit court last week. the iar, I
a verdict of acquittal. ". A. |
Bahlke, defendent's atty. with Pros
Attorney Sawyer and JAS. l..
Clark for the prosecution.
Blair & lIouck, of Elm Hall. are one
Of the liyeliest and most euterprsinr
firms in Gratiot county. They keen
large stock Of general merchandise
well assorted, and by selling goods rs
cheap as any firm in the countv.and by
honest, fair dealing, command a large
.rade They believe in iudicious use
'f printers ink, and in consequence
hey have no dull season, but are
always rustling and making trade
lively.
The State senate passed the local
'ption bill Wednesday. 1t had pre-
.Iously passed the house. and now only
leeds the governors signature. which it
Will get. This practically cnforces
Prohibition in three-fourths of the state.
t provides for prohibition in counties
.oting for it by 4 majority vote.
Whenever one-lifth Of the voters of
my county petition for special election
n prohibition, the county clerk order, I
ne within 40 days.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24
Whole No. 420.
Weekly Weather Report.
TEMPEEATURE.

TEMPERATURE.
The temperature for the past week
Is reported to be above the normal in
all sections.
RAIN FALL.
There has been but little rain reports
for the past week. Local showers in
the southern and central sections.
while in the northern section the rain
taII has been above the average.
CROPS.
All crops are reported as being in fine
condltion,and the weather of the past
! days has been favorable. Cut worms
are reported in Clare county as work
ing in the corn slightly. Haying began
this week and favorable reports OF the
'rops are received. Wheat, oats, corn
4nd potatoes are improving.
" b. CONGER.
AdJt Sig. Corps, L. ;. A., Director.
PEAELY SMITH, Agent,
Alma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24
Pianos and Organs to rent.

PlanoS and Organs to rent.
JOIN +. GRAHAM.
McGraw's solid calf shoes. for $500.
best shoe in town, at Kinch's.
McGraws celebrated fine calf shoes.
best in the market, at Kinch's.
7. \. Miller & Co. sells drugs na;nts
oils, including all kinds of machine
olIs. 427 If
Ladies fine kid button shoes. Nc
Graw S make, from 81 to 4.oO, way
down, at Kinch's.
Ladies Fancy Slippers, and n renr.
al assortment Of Childrens' and Misses
Shoes, from the finest kid TO a solid
school shoe, at Kinch's-the cheapest
place in town. wv
If YOU want good Sewing Machine.
buy the New Improved Singer WITH
oscillating shuttle. Sold 10y
j. +. ToPPNo.
We keep constantly on hand. corn.
plete line Of paints, oils, alabastines,
wall paper, machine oils and etc IN All,
ditlon to our stock of drugs and station.
cry. /. y. Miller u Co. at Central
Drug Store. 1''" :"
| have under my control some cho,cs
farms and farming lands that I shaTl
oiier FOR sale during the next months
at prices that defy competition.
BERT WOODWARD.
Alma, Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24

DlSsoLUrloN.-Notcc is hereby Civ
en-. that the partnership heretofore ex.
lstihg between l.. {. Wright and AL
meran Bradley was dissolved by mutual
consent on June Is. The books and
accounts are in the hands Of, and
belong to the successor. l.. G.. Wright,
ana all those knowing themselves in
debted to the firm OF Wright u Bradley
VIII please make immediate settlement.
Lie. WRIGHT.
ALMERAN BRADLEY.
Ddleu June -, 1851 1913
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24
6anitarium Notes.

Arriyals,at the Alma Sanitaium to
date: L. J. Rogers, Lakeyiew. Mich:
Mrs. II. 5. Crawford. Detroit. Mich:
Miss &. /. Mallory, Detroit. Mich:
e. II. iiaman. and wife, South Bend.
Ind; Miss Hattie Hart, Mt. Gilead. O.:
Mrs. l.. \. Sullivan. Bowling Green. o..
|. ;. Hollanbeck, Chicago, H.:
George +. Darr, Mt. Gilead. Ohio:
Mrs y. \. Barber, Grand Rapids. Mich:
Miss Lucy klenck. Button. Ind:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24
Alma Market.
Corrected Thursday, June l.. 1857.


DIssOLUTIoN.-Notlce is hereby Civ
EN- that the firm Of Gee x Wellhelfn. OF
The Alma Dairy and Stock Farm, have.
by mutual consent, dissolved. The
business viii be conducted by J. I.
Gee and all accounts up to June End.
1851, are payable to him.
j. |. GEE.
sAAC WELLUELM
Dated June Sth, 1ss7.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24

\. Bradley, Of Alma, is thinking of
coming to Ashley, with his sash and
DIind factory. This is just such an
enterprise as the town needs, and we
hope he Will fully decide to locate here.
Ashley Arpts.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24

FQE SALE:-I offer for sale my store,
building and lots on Superior street
adjoining II. a. Delayan x Co.'S. con-
slstlng Of % feet front. with or without
the building. ED. BERRY
Lock Box GIG, Bay City, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24

ORA ICING Physician. Ohcehours; Qto II
l. a, IN, , 10 p m. once in webb Drug
stO' 9, front rooms up stairs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24
w A. RAEli<E.

A TTORNEY at Law. Does general law
- business. Trial OF causes speciality.
insurance and Collection.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24
e. A. BAGLEY, N. D..

uOMEOPOTHIC Physician and surgeon.
IL Residence state street. Office, room No.
|, Wrights opera House block second floor.
once hours. TO 10 a. m; . TO 3 ana to y. m.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24

:" Bessie Estabrook East Saginaw. =.
" E5thea Edsen, Otsego. Mich;
" Dora VanderIIayden. lonia.
VIM. NanderIIayden. Jr.
Mrs. II. b. Weber.
\. &. Warner, Falls CITY. Neb.:
Dr. f. F. Fristoe, Piqua. Ohio: G.. W.
Rood, Lapeer, Mich: Mrs. j. W. Mason
Milan. Mich; Mrs. Thos. Mills. Brad
ford, Pa; Miss Edna Fitch, Angola.
In d.. Mrs. Z. J. Fitch. Angola. Mich:
Mrs. c. n. Smith, Grand Rapids,
J. w. Bleasdae. Milwaukee. Wis.
Miss Eva Smith,
" Jennie Phipps. Stanton. Mich;
Mrs. j. G.. Gray, Sheridan.
" L. c. Turvcr. Saginaw.
F. II. Bardwell, Mecosta. Mich: J. II.
Markham, Charlotte, Mich: Alex NJ.
Chapin, Detroit, Mich; Mrs. p. \. Clark
Grand Rapids, Mich; j. +. Wiley and
Daughter Bluffton Ind: Earl W. Merry:
Bowling Green Ohio: /. :. Hollenbeck.
Chicago. III: +. J. Fitch, Angola. Mich.
Transients at Sanitarium since last
publication: John 4. Wagner. Canal
Dover. Ohio: Stanley b. Smith. Detroit
Mrs. +. J. Royce and son. Like
view, Mich; Mrs. VIM. NandcrHayden.
Jr. Ionia, Mich: Miss Helen Curtis.
Miss Carrie L. Wilson. East Saginaw:
Mich; II. Il. Webber, 1onia. Mich:
John Estabrook East Saginaw, Mich:
Mrs. DR.. Phipps, Stanton. Mich: Mrs
c. l.. Judd and daughter, East saginaw
Mich; j. G. GRAY. Sheridan. Mich: 4.
a. Pangborn, Mecosta. Mich. Parties
taking treatment Of Alma: Miss Tia
Gee; Mrs. NJ. Pollasky; Frank Dibell.
John Courier; Otis Eggleston; Mrs. W.
McKensy
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24
OUR BUSINESS MEN.

items undor this head, five cents per line and
fractional line for each and every lnscrrson
ana VIII run until ordered out.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24
/. N. BRAINERD, IN. D.,

OFFlCE and RoI1dencc, NJ the T. \. Ely
~ house opposit the Episcopal church Olice
hours: 10 to Il q, N. aud 10 y. m. surgery
speciality.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24
J. L. CLARK

A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law Anlcgal
II business 10y letter or uthcr~isc, Will bc
promptly attended To-, Oliec IN Opera House
block, up stairs,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24
8. D. YERINoTON.

n -ENERAL Practice. once; front room in
" Webb's Drug store,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24
To Rent.

y good comfortable house with five
Inquire of II. \. DrI iv,s' yO.so"'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24
II B. WALDBY & CO,
Professional.
J.F. sUYDAM, NJ. D.
c. .L.DOWNIE. M. d.

DHYS1CIAN and Surgeon. once IN rear OF
L Miller Il cos Drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24
n T NJ n T . n p "
MECHANICAL 4 OPERATIVE
ATTOISN IIXS.
FRANCIS IA1MER. john ID. SPI
PALMER & SPIhkSY.

A TTORNEYS at Law. Attend 10 all legal
~ business, the trial OF causes. defend ln
criminal cases, draw all kinds of papers. Also
real estate loan and insurance agents.
Alma, GratiOt County, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24

For Sale.
y Second hand PIANO only SIS.
m J: +. GRAHAM,
The Music Dealer, Alma
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-24
NIISCELLAN ECU =.
MRS 7 Z ToPpING
SIMON FINK.

TNSTRU MENTAL Music Parties desiring
! lessons, will 90 well to call at my residence.
SIMON FINK.
DEALER IN the best brands OF Cigars, TOb-
- acco Pipes Wines and Liquors. Pure Alco-
mol a specially.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-02
ERE'S NEWS OF NEW YEARS
As Gathered Up Among the Council Bluffs
Folks.
To-DAY'S PROGRAMME OF PlETY
Young Ferris Gets or With a Jail
Sentence-Othcr Prisoners Taken
Across the State-A Wreck on
the Q.-Personal Matters.
-o-oAY's PROGRAMME OF PIETY
Points of picty.


ULion meetings will be held by the
Baptists, Congregatonalists, Presby-
terians and Methodists for the next four
weeks. The meetings will be held during
next week at the Baptist church, services
beginning at 7;30 each evening. Meet
ings will be held also on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Monday afternoons, begin
ming at 3 p m. and lasting one hour. A
cordial invitation to attend these meet
ings is extended to all.
Services in the Congregational church
to-day as usual. In the morning the
sacrament of the Lords supper will be
administered. Also new members will
be admitted. Subject of address by the
pastor, Tho Priceless Pearl" Evening
Every Individual an Author All who
come will receive cordial welcome.
SAINT PAuL's CHURCH.
This morning the rector will deliver n
pastoral address to his congregation,
this being the fourth anniversary OF his
pastorate), in which he will review the
progress of the past four years and out.
line the work of the present year. In the
evening he Will address young men on
the lessons of the old year, and organize
a brotherhood and circulate an IAN anti
treating pledge The public and
strangers are cordially invited TO attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-02
Ferris Let Off EASY.

f. w. Ferris, the yonng man who has
gained considerable notoriety here, has
succeeded in getting light sentence. He
was arrested for having mortgaged his
mother-in-law' property, and thus OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
Judge Loofbourow has given him a jail
sentence of only six months. The history
OF the young man IS said to
have been marred by similar records be-
fore. His life led his wife, who is mere
girl, to get = divorce from him, but dur
ing the old lady's absence, last summer.
he returned, remarked the girl, and
settled down with her in her home. The
girls mother was surprised, on her re-
turn, to find that he had had the house
repalnted without paying for it, and still
more surprised to find later that he had
borrowed money and given chattel
mortgage on her furniture.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-02
HoLDREGE HAPPENINGS.
A Coal Famine Makes winter Feel
Mighty Cold

HOLDREGE, Neb., Jan. 1.-tCorrespond-
ence of the BEE.l-The extreme cold weather
of the past week has created q coal famine,
or nearly so, in our town. The policy of the
railroad or coal companies is not conducive TO
small dealers, or in fact any dealers outside
OF the pool" selling coal at points along the
h. ~ NJ, and the Colorado Fuel company
cannot furnish coal enough to NIL the orders
which come in with ordinary promptness.
so coal is scarce during the entire winter
with us
II is reported here that Hon. c. w. Charles
ton, who once occupied a seat in the legisa-
lature from this county, will be a candidate
for sergeantatarms of the house, and in his
aspirations as such will receive the support
of the Scandanavians.
Our member of the Legislature, Hon. T. II.
Marshall, is making arrangements to go to
Lincoln soon. He Is strong Van Wyck
man. and does not ride on a railroad pass
j. a. Burnett, one of our most prominent
business men, has accepted position as
travelling salesman for William Dcering IL
CO., manufacturers Of harvesting machinery,
with southwest Nebraska as his territory.
lie assumes the duties of his situation at
once, but will continue his business at this
place also making ii the depot of supplies.
Nels Ilawkinson, the saloon keeper. who
was burned by the fire ignlting barrel of
alcohol, is slowly recovering, although Suf-
fcrlng terribly from his wounds.
Considerable interest is felt in the libel
suits against the Republican,, one having
been commenced, and according to rulnor,
several more will shortly be instituted
i. VI. llopwood of the Nugget, spent sew
eral days in Denver recently.
VIII n. King, of the Democrat has placed
G. =. King in charge of his Office and has
again assumed his duties on the road for the
Omaha Herald.
Captain Johnson, editor of the Citizen
tayhi hiph l., I;.I,
nounceS his intention OF soon issuing an en-
tire American edition.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-02
PROGRESSING in Euchrc,

On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
f. Rohrer entertained, at their residence
on Vine street, the 1885 S6 progressive
euchre club in honor of Mr.. and Mrs j..
N. Casady, now of Breckenbridge, Cal,
who are spending few days here with
their numerous friends.
The company, which consisted of Mr..
Mrs. s, S. Keller, Mr., anh Mrs. Thomas
Gavin, Mrs. and Mrs. FRA Scofeld. MIR.
aud Mrs. Casady, Mrs. and Mrs. Il. ID. f.
Fische, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Hardin, Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Field, Mrs. j. T.. Myers,
and Mr.. +. NJ, Aunter sat down to an
elegant o'clock tea, after which pro-
gressive euchre was INDUCED in until
the entree of the new year.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-02
Wreck on the 60"

The incoming passenger train on the
G. b. " q. met with an accident east of
Creston yesterday morning. c. ID. Reel,
son of Sheriff Reel, and Deputy Sheriff
Haincs, of Boomer township, were on the
train, returning from taking prisoners TO
Fort Madison. On account of the intense
cold, the thermometer being about % de-
grecs below zero at the time, o'clock in
the morning, a switch rod broke. The
engine and two mail cars passed over
1t safely, but the baggage car smoker,
two coaches and the sleeper left the
track. The cars were not damaged with
the exception of the smoker There
were about fifteen persons injured but
none are thought to be fatally so. Most
of them We're able to continue their
journey, The following were taken to
the Summit house in Crcston and cared
for: j. NJ. Pitman, back wrenched; w.
j. NJ Marsh, hotel keeper ut Brooks, Ia,
conclusion of brain and head and face
bruised. August Swanson, right eye and
head injured; John Nelly nose injured;
Mrs. j.. Matthews, of Conway. concus-
sion of brain and left arm broken. She
is the most seriously injured of any.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-02

The twenty presents offered by the
Mueller Music company were awarded
yesterday, the following being the num-
bers entitled to the gifts. Parties hold
ing these tickets will please present the
same at our store and get their presents
rs follows:
FIRST PRESENT large Music Box,
S7J. No. 1854.
SECOND PREsENT-One fine Lady Doll,
four feet high, $35. No. S73.
THIRD PRESENT--One Musical Cigar
Holder, SIS No. 2,72G.
FOURTH PRESENT One Musical Cigar
Holder, S12 so. No. S,5lG.
FIFTH PREsENT-One line dressed Doll,
Boy, So. No 9,522.
SIXTH PREsESr-One fine dressed Doll,
81. No 2,O62.
SEVENTH PREsENr-one fine doll, Sc.
No. 2,292.
EIGHrH PREsENr-one Toilet Set, s.,
No. 8, 800.
NINTH PRESENT One Fancy Work
Basket, IS. No. 6,77S.
TENTH PREsENT--One Fancy Work
Basket, $500. No. 8, $50.
ELEVENTH PRESENT-One Odor Case
S2.75, No, 6,06S. ..
TWELFTH PREsENT-One odor Case
$3.50. No. 6,0S7. 49,. ~ .'i r..
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-02

probably fallen III love over and over
again in the course of Il lifetime Except
IN case of very early marriagc) and
could easily find dozens of persons with
whom they would be capable of falling
in love again if due occasion offered. We
are not created in pairs, like the eNchCg
uer. tallics, exactly intended to fit into
each others minor idioSyncrasics. Men
and women as rule, very scnsibly fall
in love with one another in the particu.
lar places and the particular societies
they happen to be east among. A man
at Ashby.de- -laXOuch does not hunt the
world over to fni his prc-estabhsnpd
harmony at Paray-le-Nonal or al Den
yer, Col. But among the women he act
ually meets, vast number are purely in
different to him in the light of possible
wives, and only one in the last resort
(outsdc of Salt Lake City approves her
self 10 his inmost nature as the actual
wife OF his final selection
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-02

THrRrEENrH PRESENT = One Toilet
Case-S2 80. No 1854.
FouRTEENrH PREsENr-One Bisique
FigTre-S2.25. No. j,962
FIFTEENTH HsEsENT-One Bisique Fig.
ure-Sl.75. No. 2,2OG.
SIXTEENTH PREsENT-One Cup and
Saucer-S1 10. No. s,527.
SEVENTEENTH PREsENr-One Cup and
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EIGHTEfNTH PREsENT-One PAIR Vases
$3.50. No 1929.
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TWENTIETH PRESENT - One Swiss
House-$1 90. No. 3,0S7.
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